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20022013
most citedControlling quantum transport through a single molecule

281 citations · 378 across the 11 of their papers we have counts for

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11 papers

cond-mat.mtrl-sci2013★ 33 cited

Gold and Methane: A Noble Combination for Delicate Oxidation

Duncan J. Mowbray, Annapaola Migani, Guido Walther +2

The ability to partially oxidize methane at low temperatures and pressures would have important environmental and economic applications. Although methane oxidation on gold nanopart…

nucl-th2008★ 2 cited

Determining the Energy Barrier for Decay out of Superdeformed Bands

B. R. Barrett, J. Bürki, D. M. Cardamone +2

An asymptotically exact quantum mechanical calculation of the matrix elements for tunneling through an asymmetric barrier is combined with the two-state statistical model for decay…

cond-mat.mes-hall2007★ 37 cited

Single-Molecule Device Prototypes for Protein-Based Nanoelectronics: Negative Differential Resistance and Current Rectification in Oligopeptides

David M. Cardamone, George Kirczenow

We investigate electrical conduction through individual oligopeptide molecules thiol-bonded between gold nanocontacts using ab initio and semi-empirical techniques. Our theory expl…

cond-mat.mes-hall2007

The Quantum Interference Effect Transistor: Principles and Perspectives

Charles A. Stafford, David M. Cardamone, Sumit Mazumdar

We give a detailed discussion of the Quantum Interference Effect Transistor (QuIET), a proposed device which exploits interference between electron paths through aromatic molecules…

nucl-th2007★ 4 cited

Universality of Decay out of Superdeformed Bands in the 190 Mass Region

D. M. Cardamone, B. R. Barrett, C. A. Stafford

Superdeformed nuclei in the 190 mass region exhibit a striking universality in their decay-out profiles. We show that this universality can be explained in the two-level model of s…

nucl-th2005★ 1 cited

Exactly Solvable Model for the Decay of Superdeformed Nuclei

B. R. Barrett, D. M. Cardamone, C. A. Stafford

The history and importance of superdeformation in nuclei is briefly discussed. A simple two-level model is then employed to obtain an elegant expression for the branching ratio for…